Community events announce lunch, music, art and dance
A noon hamburger feed, a 1 PM band concert, and an art exhibit at the Jorgensen building accompany a 9 PM Moose Hall dance co sponsored by the Jaycees and Moose Lodge with Paul Winegart and his orchestra. Tickets from members or at the door.
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Jorgensen
Jaycees
Moose Lodge
Paul Winegart
Moose Hall
Selling Your House The Right Fixes Before Listing
Before listing your 12 year old home, fix repainting and minor details. A fresh paint job speeds sale and may allow deducting paint costs for tax purposes. Tackle leaks, sticky doors, cracked plaster, and backyard disorder to avoid showing larger unseen repairs. For guidance obtain Andy Lang’s Here’s The Answer booklet by sending 25 cents and a return envelope to Know-How Jamaica NY.
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Andy Lang
P. O
Jamaica
N.Y
Horses Aid Welfare at Nation’s Largest Outdoor Show
The Festington Junior League stages one of the country’s largest outdoor horse shows each summer. Over the last 26 years the league has turned over more than $250,000 to welfare projects, primarily aiding the handicapped.
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Lenington
OWP
Fesington Junior League
Red Cable Nears Completion Linking SAC Omaha to Kimball
A Bell Telephone project cable connects SAC headquarters in Omaha to the Kimball missile site, traversing Deuel County from the west and Cheyenne County. When connected to the AT&T hut east of Chappell, it will allow firing control for missiles in Kimball Cheyenne and Morrill counties from Omaha. The line ran four miles east of Chappell then north to Highway 30, with right of ways purchased on rural roads and three feet laid on road shoulders.
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Chappell
SAC
Omaha
Missle
Kimball
Deuel
Cheyenne
Red Telephone
A. T
T. Hut
Morrill
Devel County
Hugh Grant
Lodgepole Creek
Highway 30
Bell Telephone Company
Kimball Farmers Day Set For October 3 Parade And Carnival
Kimball Farmers Day activities advance with October 3 as the festival date. About 7,000 people expected to attend. health adds free diabetes tests. General Chairman Guy Larsen reports carnival Friday and Saturday, plus a parade at 10 a.m. Saturday.
Bluffs Police Chief Is Demoted
Scotts Bluff Police Chief Floyd Hellinger was removed from his post by the Civil Service Commission after City Manager Frank Kohler charged incompetence inefficiency and dereliction of duties covering 23 months of Kohler’s tenure. Hellinger, chief since April 1959, said he would seek a hearing before the commission.
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Scottsbluff
Floyd O. Hellinger
Civil Service Commission
Frank Kohler
Kohler
Hellinger
US Highway 26 Meeting Set in Torrington Wyoming
A meeting of the U S Highway 26 association members will be held Monday September 28 at the Wyoming Grill in Torrington Wyoming. It is a combined meeting with the North Platte Valley Associated Chamber of Commerce. Governors Clifford Hansen of Wyoming and Frank Morrison of Nebraska will attend as special guests to stress tourism and good highways to the valley and parks.
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Torrington
Wyoming Grill
Wyo
North Platte
Fertilizing Grasses Advises Nebraska Extension
Nebraska Extension agronomist M. D. Weldon urges nitrogen topdressing of cool season grasses this fall for late fall pasture. Rates range from 40 to 75 pounds per acre depending on region and purpose, with cautions on grazing, nitrate toxicity, and timing for seed production and early spring growth. Whipped butter note appears as an unrelated insertion about butter production.
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Lincoln
M., D. Weldon
University of Nebraska Extension Agronomist
Weldon
Nebraska
Work On Chappell Road Progresses
Work progresses south of Chappell on a county road linking with a new Colorado section of paving east of Sedgwick. Before widening the roadbed, utilities were relocated and two parcels bought from H. J. Bruns and Wilmer Castle for curves four miles south of Chappell on the correction line where a dead end ends.
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Chappell
Colorado
Sedgwick
H. J. Bruns
Wilmer Castle
Ancient wedding custom cited with rice tradition
The piece notes an old practice of tossing rice at newlyweds to satisfy a fertility rite before churches existed. It also provides a household recipe to make a quart of liquid skim milk from nonfat dry milk powder using 34 cup powder and 4 cups water, and from nonfat dry milk crystals using 13 cups crystals and 334 cups water.
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